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But that approach you lose wifi.
Though I have 3 laptops with both wifi and cell, 2 old Dells and a newer Lenovo.
I think the complaint here is Apple not even giving the option of both simultaneously.
That's a fair point, but then I'm just sitting here going "Well don't but an Apple, duh". Like you don't buy a minivan expecting to take it out on the racetrack, so why do so many people insist Apple be what it isn't?
Apple is like the Nintendo of computers. Are their devices the fastest/top of the line? Not really - at least not at Apples price points. But do they offer a pretty seamless "it just works" performance? Yeah. You buy an Apple if you want that. If you want upgradable hardware or just more customization and features, you.... Go elsewhere.
These options for cell and wifi connectivity exist, as you've also pointed out. But consumers are overall lazy(yeah, I'll get yelled at for that, but it's true - a quick search would have revealed tons of options) and demand solutions just be handed to them. You can't help those who don't want to actually learn.